Electronics, Gardening, Programming
Sometimes you need to create a page in OneNote and it would be much easier to create it from the command line. A perfect example is from within a batch file or other script. The ability to create OneNote pages from the command line is something that OneNote has never offered before. Now creating a OneNote page from the command […]
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If you want to compile ncmpcpp on CentOs 8 then you have to get a few requirements out of the way first. If you are new to compiling applications on Linux then this can be a bit daunting the first time you do it. The purpose of this guide is to give you the exact commands that you need to […]
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Corn’s up. I was surprised. It came up in seven days, which is the earliest noted on the seed packet. I think that having the plastic a foot above the ground allowed more air to get warmed, which heated the soil more than having the plastic laying on the ground. We’ve had overcast and rainy days since I planted and […]
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There’s a problem with growing lettuce in the greenhouse. I don’t want to pick it. I’ve watched them grow, looked at them every day for three months, and every time I sit I enjoy their beauty. I knew that when the leaves in the row start touching that it would be time to start picking, but I didn’t. Now the […]
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It’s cook’en under the plastic that’s covering my corn patch. Hot and humid, like the tropics. It made me realize I could start bush beans under a covered hoop tunnel too, so I did. Then I realized I’d have the earliest bean crop in the county, and my son would have none, so I planted another row 🙂 I’ve planted […]
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Bright, light green leaves are forming on the tips of the blackberry vines, in front of the dark green ones that overwintered. The cranberry color of the vines, like the color of manzanita branches, is enjoyable all year long. The gray, silver, tan and brown vines that have died provide support for the newly forming vines, keeping the tender tips […]
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Gardeners start your engines. It’s time to get a head start on your summer garden. Planting zucchini indoors, a month before the last frost, allows me to begin harvesting around Father’s day. I also start cantaloupe, watermelon and honeydew melons indoors, on a seed starting heated mat, to get a month head start on Mother Nature. After they get transplanted […]
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